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# Orders

### Orders Component

The orders component contains the following information:

* **Time** - The time at which the position was entered.
* **Symbol** - The symbol associated with the contract
* **Size** - The number of contracts purchased during the trade.
* **Order Action** - Indicates whether the order is a Buy or a Sell. Possible values are *Buy* and *Sell*.
* **Order Type** - The order type. Possible values are *Market*, *Limit*, *Stop Market*, *Trailing Stop*, and *Stop Limit*.
* **Limit Price** - The limit price for the order. If the order is not a limit order, no value will be shown.
* **Stop Price** - The stop price for the order. If the order is not a stop market order, no value will be shown.
* **Execute Price -** The average entry price for the position when the order was filled.
* **Status** - The status of the order.  Possible values are *Cancelled*, *Filled*, *Open*, and *Rejected*.
* **Cancel** - This button allows the user to cancel the open order at the current market price.


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